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Eliecer Brathwaite
Does anyone know any tricks to speed up plot generation? Specifically, figure() takes around 25 seconds to run which is fine for automatically generated plots but could be kinda slow for plots that are generate on demand. I have three traces with 302,000 points each. the x axis is a datetime while the others are float32.
Based on reading your code, I would have expected the plotly.offline.plot call to be taking up most of the time. In my experience the go.Figure constructor call can get slow with lots of traces, but if you have only a few traces with lots of data then the long pole is typically the call to *.plot/*.iplot. Could you time go.Figure(...) and plotly.offline.plot separately?
If the go.Figure call by itself is the slow part, you can bypass the validation work that the graph_objs objects do by defining you figure in terms of raw dict and list instances. Then you can set the validate=False argument to plotly.offline.plot to skip validation. Something like
Hm. In my case the call to go.Figure takes almost a second. It draws a stacked bar chart plot with 10 traces, each with 6 data points. I have 6 of those plots on one page. So in total loading the page takes more than 6 seconds.
hello,
when I use make_subplots, I notice it takes quite a while for the command line to initialize. When I measure how long my charting function takes, it takes about 0.033s, where the line fig = make_subplots() takes 0.14s. Is there any solution to this problem?
User interactions (zooming / panning) will trigger events that will fetch newly aggregated data for the region of interest. This ensures that everything remains snappy and large amounts of data are able to be visualized in a holistic manner.
In the Aug 8th update selective caching was released but it seems Autodesk still don't think having all your data cached is important even though it's been asked for many times and here we are again with no access to our data.
So why is it cleared, I want my data on my machines and I want auto syncing I don't want to have to run the sync myself every week. I thought I had my data synced offline but needed to clear my user data cache because of a problem with the data panel and today I find the folder I need is totally unavailable, it doesn't even show in the data panel.
Where's the support when it's needed, the first reports were around 8.30 BST I made a post at 10.40, no real help till after 12.00. I reported the problem on the health dashboard at around 10.40 BST and it was still showing no problems at 1.00pm surely a report on the dashboard page should set off some alarms.
Seems as if autodesk is going to have to do something about this! As a business how can anyone afford this? Why can't 100 percent be stored locally and just be backed up on the cloud so it can be accessed anywhere? A business cant run like this!
Companies buy into the marketing teams hype then things like this happen, or bugs, or missing functionality shoot a company right in the foot causing lost contracts down time that companies can not afford these days. There is just way to much competition for any company to have to fight with their CAD software.
Full support on this one, perhaps it could work under the same idea as dropbox or other cloud services?
Like having a local Fusion 360 folder with all our projects that gets automatically synced with A360 whenever your desktop have an Internet connection, but you can easily manipulate them offline for backing up/moving/deleting/etc.
Hope all gets sorted out eventually.
I had a 2.5 hr class today in which I was supposed to introduce everyone to Fusion 360. This is a huge problem - not because of caching, etc, but because we couldn't even START the software. It crashed immediately after opening (and displaying its error about having to work offline) on all 17 computers. I tried to get students to use the web version which didn't correspond to what I had just shown them, and at least a couple students couldn't use it because they "weren't provisioned" to use it. Ugh.
The Cloud is the latest buzzword for the server side of the client-server model. As awesome as this theoretical concept appears to be for the developers, it ignores the fact that there are many weak links in the chain between the developers computer and we users.
Until you're prepared to recompense us users for down time outside of these, or similar, parameters, don't shove these fuzzy concepts down our throat. You might argue that these are issues outside of your control. That's true, but they're outside of our control too. However, what is in your control is deciding that we have to give up our productivity because you neglected to design robust software.
Because of all the problems "per the dev teams response" Fusion was not the right fit for me or my company so we switched. If you are relying on software that can't deliver you and your company will be in trouble at some point. So it seems for myself, you and a lot of others it is not worth it, but only you can decide that.
Now, it works as it should without any issue, the problem is when I switch off the network simulating no internet connection then there is nothing to do the app doesnt even start, I only get the message from the browser saying no internet connection.
Oh thank you I would appreciate it, the url is visible on the last screenshot aboove, I prefer not to type it directly
Another thing that I have seen is that if I turn off the connection once the home is loaded I can go everywhere (in all pages where it is not needed an authentication) without problems but if I hit reload, then nothing it doesnt start at all.
Btw, if you want to do FCM using angular, you dont need to add additional service worker. FCM works fine with out-of-the-box service worker of angular. Just be aware that messaging in PWA wont work on iOS.
Nice suggestions, thank you!
By the way I have found what is the problem, it is the paypal script that it is launched by mistake on startup and if offline it gives error 504 stopping the execution. Once removed the paypal script in the head it starts working as usual even when offline.
In any case your suggestions will help me to make it better.
Hi Yutao,
It's been almost a year! Where have we been with this issue? Refreshalldataconnections is key in script with Power Automate... How Microsoft can miss that! We need it please!
When you say "only Power BI connections", will you exclude Power Query in Excel? Both are in DAX languages and almost the same queries though...
P.S.: Just to be clear, currently only the Power BI data connections can be refreshed through the workbook.refreshAllDataConnections() API. We have been working to support refreshing the other data connection types, but currently we don't have a concrete timeline to share yet. Thanks again for your patience and support!
I like to save my data in 2 independent systems. This gives me the security of being able to access my data in exceptional cases. If, for example, access to Evernote is no longer possible due to some external influence, I can still access my files.
I like a local backup of my data.
This has been raised and discussed a number of times in these forums. You might want to track down the request and add your voice there. Otherwise, probably best to also give feedback direct to Evernote rather than via these largely user supported forums to ensure your voice is heard. Feedback via the application feedback or open a support ticket.
Just grab the Evernote folder on a desktop client, and save it using any backup software. Mac users running TimeMachine have the benefit that the folder will save with all the other data automatically. On Windows I use Acronis, and have set up a separate backup job that is running a daily backup of the EN folder, holding a number of versions. It saves to my NAS.
When you want to access it, you need to exchange the existing folder (rename it while the app is shut down, to be able to go back to it after accessing your backup) by the one containing the backup data. You open it with your EN client, that must have been logged in before you last closed it down. Go offline before you do this operation, because otherwise you will sync the old(er) backup data with the cloud server.
Another option is to run a full offline download to a mobile device - it will contain all notes plus the attached documents. You need a mobile device that has enough flash memory to hold your data. You can work offline on this copy, even when the EN server may not be available.
Before suggesting backing up the Evernote folder I would say be wary of trusting any online cloud services as there is no guarantee that these are stable over time. Sure, use backup software to a physical disk, but only use cloud backup as a way to access your files as simple as possible.
Every once in a while I do a manual backup of the Evernote folder to a different location on a separate (offline) backup drive. Just in case there are issues with notes that I don't notice immediately.
EDIT: It appears that my suggerstions refer to the Legacy app, where you can back up the entire folder. As far as I know you are right @therob, the only way to export properly in the new app seems to be exporting on notebook at the time, as the Evernote folder doesn't seem to contain all the content from the database. Correct me if I'm wrong! Otherwise, I hope there will be a better backup solution someday.
Relying solely on an online solution for backing up data is not a good idea from the point of view of data security. what if the access data is lost. What if Evernote bans me from one day to the next due to unexplained circumstances. I live in Germany, what if the legal requirements for using Evernote change. What I'm getting at is Evernote is a single system and for important data I wouldn't rely solely on one system for backup. It would be like backing up a backup of one hard drive partition to another hard drive partition on the same hard drive. System-separate data backup is a matter of course and essential for me.
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